12V 10A Power Supply Adapter - COOLM AC Adaptor 100-240V 50-60HZ DC 12V 120W Adapter Transformer 5.5x2.5mm DC Output Jack for LED Strip Light LED Driver

I moved and couldn't find the adapter to it. Thank god for this!

I bought this to use on my Monoprice Mini Delta printer. The plan was to use a higher amperage power supply to help with bed heating. It worked great once I updated the firmware on the printer. Later I went back to the stock firmware and used the power supply that came with the printer. This one is just going to be backup, or if the custom firmware is improved enough I may use this power supply again.

The MPSM V2 is a workhorse, but my power supply brick finally died after 3 years. From my understanding, the stock brick was always a bit under-powered anyway, so I looked for a 10A replacement to act as a small upgrade. I can't speak for longevity yet, but so far so good.A few immediate things I noticed as a result of the change: as expected, the bed and hotend temperatures are achieved slightly faster now, which helps quite a bit with the initial layer. What surprises me a bit is that the printer seems to also complete jobs closer to the time estimate given by the slicer software. Under the old power supply, it typically took longer than the calculated times so I would just round it up generously when planning my prints. That's just a personal observation though, so it may not be entirely scientific.

it works

high power capability, no heating and plastic smell on heavy load.

Bought this power brick to replace the anemic 7A power brick supplied with my MPSM printer. This one works fine; have been able to print ABS, which require steady 240C hotend and 70C bed temperatures, with no problems.

The connector fit my Jensen RV TV perfectly. The original Jensen adapter is rated at 6 amps, the TV at 7.5 Amps hence the original has failed multiple times. This is rated at 10 Amps and should last the life of the TV.

I use this to power my small desktop computer. After 3.5 years, the capacitor on this product exploded so hard it blew open the casing. I have yet to see if the computer survived. Since this is exactly what I need, I suppose I'll just order another one (and hope for another 3.5 years).A bit annoying, the brick (or whatever you call the casing for this) is pretty big. I don't know if they can make it smaller or what, but it's about 1/3 the side of my desktop computer. Unfortunate when I mainly built this for travel, I have to make sure the case for my computer is big enough to fit this power plug brick casing.Anyway, it is what it is. I would have rated much higher if the capacitor hadn't blown and put me out of computer for a few days.